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Control Plane Claude connector

Deploy, scale, and debug cloud apps from one platform

Add Control Plane to Claude

Add to Claude
URL https://mcp.cpln.io/mcp
$ claude mcp add --transport http control-plane https://mcp.cpln.io/mcp

Needs a Control Plane account All setup steps

Control Plane in Claude at a glance

Reads
29 tools
Templates, resources, app files and 19 more
Creates & edits
28 tools
Templates, domain routes, app files and 17 more
Deletes
4 tools
Templates, domain routes, resources and 1 more
Acts as
Your account
Claude works through your own Control Plane sign-in

Counts come from the tool names in the official listing. See every tool

How a request travels Illustration, not a screenshot

  1. 1 · You ask

    “Find Control Plane metrics about [a topic].”

  2. 2 · Claude calls

    query_metrics

    Finds metrics that match what you ask for

  3. 3 · Server runs it

    mcp.cpln.io

    As your Control Plane account

  4. 4 · Answer

    Reply in the chat

    Write tools can be set to ask you first

The prompt is our example and the tool is one from Control Plane’s list. Claude chooses tools itself, so real calls can differ.

Works in Claude on the web Claude Desktop Claude mobile apps Claude Code Other remote MCP clients

How to add Control Plane to Claude

Control Plane docs

Claude app web · desktop · mobile

  1. 1 Click Add to Claude or open Settings → Connectors and search for Control Plane.
  2. 2 Click Connect. Sign in to Control Plane and approve access.
  3. 3 In a chat, check Control Plane is on in the tools menu under the message box. Then ask.

On Team and Enterprise plans an owner may need to allow it first.

Claude Code terminal

  1. 1
    Add the server: 
    claude mcp add --transport http control-plane https://mcp.cpln.io/mcp
    Add --scope user to use it in every project.
  2. 2 Run /mcp, pick control-plane and sign in.
  3. 3 Check with claude mcp list.

Custom connector or any MCP client

In Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Other clients that support remote (streamable HTTP) servers take the same URL.

Control Plane MCP server URL

https://mcp.cpln.io/mcp

Control Plane MCP tools

71

29 read, 28 write, 4 delete, 10 unclear. The official listing gives tool names only, so the text beside each name is our summary of it, not the developer’s wording.

  • Templates 4 tools

    • browse_templates Pulls up a list of templates (our summary)
    • get_template Opens one template with its details (our summary)
    • install_template Writes Installs a template (our summary)
    • uninstall_template Deletes Uninstalls a template (our summary)

  • Domain routes 3 tools

    • No read tools
    • add_domain_route Writes Adds a new domain route (our summary)
    • remove_domain_route Deletes Deletes a domain route (our summary)
    • update_domain_route Writes Edits an existing domain route (our summary)

  • Resources 3 tools

    • get_resource Opens one resource with its details (our summary)
    • list_resources Pulls up a list of resources (our summary)
    • delete_resource Deletes Deletes a resource (our summary)

  • App files 2 tools

    • get_app_files Pulls up a list of app files (our summary)
    • write_app_files Writes Writes app files (our summary)
Show 46 more groups · 59 tools, 35 that change data · domain ports, domain tls, domains, gvcs, identities, policies, volumesets, workloads, allow workload accesses, app files upload links, apps, cloud accesses, crons, databases, diagnose workloads, expand volumesets, images, mount volumeset workloads, plan apps, promote workloads, replicas, restart workloads, rollback workloads, rotate secrets, secrets, upgrade templates, workload secret accesses, commands, installed templates, metrics, terraforms, traces, audit events, control planes, cpln rules, cpln skills, deployments, docs filesystem control planes, image builds, orgs, permissions, quotas, resource schemas, workload events, workload logs, workload replicas

  • Domain ports 2 tools

    • No read tools
    • add_domain_port Writes Adds a new domain port (our summary)
    • remove_domain_port Deletes Deletes a domain port (our summary)

  • Domain tls 2 tools

    • No read tools
    • clear_domain_tls Writes Clears domain tls (our summary)
    • set_domain_tls Writes Edits existing domain tls (our summary)

  • Domains 2 tools

    • No read tools
    • create_domain Writes Adds a new domain (our summary)
    • update_domain Writes Edits an existing domain (our summary)

  • Gvcs 2 tools

    • No read tools
    • create_gvc Writes Adds a new gvc (our summary)
    • update_gvc Writes Edits an existing gvc (our summary)

  • Identities 2 tools

    • No read tools
    • create_identity Writes Adds a new identity (our summary)
    • update_identity Writes Edits an existing identity (our summary)

  • Policies 2 tools

    • No read tools
    • create_policy Writes Adds a new policy (our summary)
    • update_policy Writes Edits an existing policy (our summary)

  • Volumesets 2 tools

    • No read tools
    • create_volumeset Writes Adds a new volumeset (our summary)
    • update_volumeset Writes Edits an existing volumeset (our summary)

  • Workloads 2 tools

    • No read tools
    • create_workload Writes Adds a new workload (our summary)
    • update_workload Writes Edits an existing workload (our summary)

  • Allow workload accesses 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • allow_workload_access Unclear

  • App files upload links 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • create_app_files_upload_link Writes Adds a new app files upload link (our summary)

  • Apps 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • deploy_app Writes Deploys an app (our summary)

  • Cloud accesses 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • grant_cloud_access Writes Grants a cloud access (our summary)

  • Crons 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • workload_start_cron Writes Starts a cron (our summary)

  • Databases 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • add_database Writes Adds a new database (our summary)

  • Diagnose workloads 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • diagnose_workload Unclear

  • Expand volumesets 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • expand_volumeset Unclear

  • Images 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • build_image Writes Builds an image (our summary)

  • Mount volumeset workloads 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • mount_volumeset_to_workload Unclear

  • Plan apps 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • plan_app Unclear

  • Promote workloads 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • promote_workload Unclear

  • Replicas 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • workload_stop_replica Writes Stops a replica (our summary)

  • Restart workloads 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • restart_workload Unclear

  • Rollback workloads 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • rollback_workload Unclear

  • Rotate secrets 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • rotate_secret Unclear

  • Secrets 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • create_secret Writes Adds a new secret (our summary)

  • Upgrade templates 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • upgrade_template Unclear

  • Workload secret accesses 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • grant_workload_secret_access Writes Grants a workload secret access (our summary)

  • Commands 2 tools

    • get_command Opens one command with its details (our summary)
    • list_commands Pulls up a list of commands (our summary)
    • None

  • Installed templates 2 tools

    • get_installed_template Opens one installed template with its details (our summary)
    • list_installed_templates Pulls up a list of installed templates (our summary)
    • None

  • Metrics 2 tools

    • list_metrics Pulls up a list of metrics (our summary)
    • query_metrics Finds metrics that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • None

  • Terraforms 2 tools

    • convert_to_terraform Converts a terraform (our summary)
    • export_terraform Exports a terraform (our summary)
    • None

  • Traces 2 tools

    • get_trace Opens one trace with its details (our summary)
    • query_traces Finds traces that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • None

  • Audit events 1 tool

    • query_audit_events Finds audit events that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • None

  • Control planes 1 tool

    • search_control_plane Finds control planes that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • None

  • Cpln rules 1 tool

    • get_cpln_rules Pulls up a list of cpln rules (our summary)
    • None

  • Cpln skills 1 tool

    • get_cpln_skill Opens one cpln skill with its details (our summary)
    • None

  • Deployments 1 tool

    • list_deployments Pulls up a list of deployments (our summary)
    • None

  • Docs filesystem control planes 1 tool

    • query_docs_filesystem_control_plane Finds docs filesystem control planes that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • None

  • Image builds 1 tool

    • get_image_build Opens one image build with its details (our summary)
    • None

  • Orgs 1 tool

    • list_orgs Pulls up a list of orgs (our summary)
    • None

  • Permissions 1 tool

    • get_permissions Pulls up a list of permissions (our summary)
    • None

  • Quotas 1 tool

    • list_quotas Pulls up a list of quotas (our summary)
    • None

  • Resource schemas 1 tool

    • get_resource_schema Opens one resource schema with its details (our summary)
    • None

  • Workload events 1 tool

    • get_workload_events Pulls up a list of workload events (our summary)
    • None

  • Workload logs 1 tool

    • get_workload_logs Pulls up a list of workload logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Workload replicas 1 tool

    • list_workload_replicas Pulls up a list of workload replicas (our summary)
    • None

Read or write is our reading of each name. List checked 2026-10-20; developers can change tools at any time.

Things to ask Claude with Control Plane

Our suggestions, one for each kind of tool Control Plane offers. Not from Control Plane Corporation or Anthropic. Fill in the [brackets].

  • Find Control Plane metrics about [a topic].

    uses query_metrics

  • Create a Control Plane domain route for [what it is about].

    uses add_domain_route

  • Update the Control Plane domain route [name or link]: [what to change].

    uses update_domain_route

  • Turn these notes into Control Plane domain routes, one per action item: [paste notes].

    uses add_domain_route

  • Open the Control Plane template [name or link] and give me the key points.

    uses get_template

  • Create a Control Plane domain for [what it is about].

    uses create_domain

Security and access

Where requests go, whose account Claude uses, and what you control.

Server

mcp.cpln.io

A different domain from the developer site (controlplane.com). Claude sends requests here when it uses a tool.

Account

Your own Control Plane account

You sign in when you connect. Claude works through that account, so it reaches what the account can reach.

Control

You approve write tools

In Claude’s connector settings you can choose, tool by tool, whether Claude must ask before using it. Write tools are marked in the list above. See write tools

Policy

Privacy policy

Published by Control Plane Corporation and linked from the official listing. Read it ↗

Anthropic’s directory notes that it does not control which tools a developer exposes and cannot guarantee they work as intended or stay the same. Connect connectors you trust.

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    Questions people ask

    What does the Control Plane connector do in Claude?

    Control Plane runs containerized apps across AWS, GCP, Azure, Oracle Cloud, and your own hardware as one platform. Describe an app and Claude writes, builds, and deploys it to a live HTTPS URL, or builds one from your GitHub or GitLab repository. For an app that keeps records, files, or sign-ins, it plans the database, storage, and sign-in with you before writing any code. Give an app a custom domain, add PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, or Redis, and let it autoscale. Diagnose failures from logs, events, metrics, and traces, then restart, roll back, or promote a workload, and compare used against reserved CPU and memory to find the over-provisioned workloads inflating your cloud bill. Workloads reach AWS, GCP, and Azure through your registered cloud accounts without stored keys, and you can install services from the Template Catalog and export your setup to Terraform. The connector acts only on the organizations you grant when you connect, and secret values are generated by Control Plane or entered by you in the Control Plane Console, never in the chat.

    Is the Control Plane connector official?

    It is made by Control Plane Corporation and carries the Anthropic verified mark in Anthropic’s directory. This site is independent and lists it from the official directory.

    What is the Control Plane MCP server URL?

    https://mcp.cpln.io/mcp. It is a remote MCP server hosted at mcp.cpln.io. Paste it into Claude as a custom connector, or add it to Claude Code with: claude mcp add --transport http control-plane https://mcp.cpln.io/mcp

    How do I add Control Plane to Claude Code?

    Run "claude mcp add --transport http control-plane https://mcp.cpln.io/mcp" in your terminal, then start Claude Code, type /mcp, choose control-plane and sign in to Control Plane. Add "--scope user" to make it available in every project.

    Do I need a Control Plane account?

    Yes. You sign in to Control Plane when you connect it, and Claude works through that account.

    Can Claude change or delete my Control Plane data?

    Judging by tool names, 32 of its 71 tools can change data, including 4 that delete or remove things. The other 29 only read. In Claude you can choose, per tool, whether Claude must ask before using it.

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